At all the Cedar Fair parks with a free attached water park, you'll find them swamped most summer days. Some parks like Michigan's Adventure actively market the water park more than they do the dry park, as though it were a water park with a small family park attached. I'm not a big water park fan anyway, but Boomerang Bay at Kings Island was always way, way too full for me - blankets spread out on every hillside, people trying desperately to find a place to sit, 20 - 40 minute lines for water slides (water slides, mind you - 15 second long experience tops). I think it would benefit tremendously from being a separate gate, but with Gold Passes at rock bottom prices that wouldn't really help, either. And if they did manage to put in place some sort of program to limit water park attendance, who would pay for the unused locker space, the less highly-attended food outlets, etc.?

Wildwater Kingdom in Aurora is hardly ever full to bursting, but there are only two slide complexes in the whole park, plus an action river, a wave pool, and a family water play set. As a local, I would go three or four times a year and just relax in the sun with the free Wifi. It's not a park that I'd travel for, necessarily, but if you're in the area it's a nice half-day reprieve.

On very hot days, I do not want to spend all my time waiting in lines just to ride a water slide. I want to stay in the wave pool and stay cool from the water rather than have the raging sun beat down on my while waiting in lines. As for crowds, expect large crowds on hot, sunny days and especially on weekends. Perfect time to beat the crowds is to go on a cooler day during the week. Expect large crowds on the next major holiday, which is the 4th of July. I say go during the week if you live locally and have a season pass and beat the large crowds.

4th of July could be an interesting holiday crowd wise this year with the 4th itself being on a Wednesday. May reduce the weekend crowds (will be a split of which weekend people travel, and may limit travel for those who can't make a long weekend out of it).

Any chance that they could have some sort of sign on the changing stalls?

I have no idea if anyone is in one of the stalls and the only way to find out is banging on the door.

It wouldn't cost that much for K.I. to install an occupied or not occupied sign on the door.

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Wildwater Kingdom in Aurora is hardly ever full to bursting, but there are only two slide complexes in the whole park, plus an action river, a wave pool, and a family water play set. As a local, I would go three or four times a year and just relax in the sun with the free Wifi. It's not a park that I'd travel for, necessarily, but if you're in the area it's a nice half-day reprieve.

Wildwater Kingdom does get very crowded though. Every time I go, it's pretty crowded. I could see it getting expanded sometime in the next couple years.

I love Geauga Lake (went there once--remember lapping the Big Dipper with my older sister). I hope Ouimet sees how small yet crowded the park gets and sees the value in it, hopefully to make a big expansion (bigger than what we saw). Hopefully they get a few new slide complexes, another wave pool, etc in coming years.

How crowded is Soak City at Cedar Point? I have never seen it very crowded.

Depends on the weather, obviously. It never gets crowded like Kings Island's, because it is mostly resort guests.

And because it is a separate gate, not included with Cedar Point general admission or a Cedar Point season pass.

^but included with a PP.

...although it would be greatly appreciated if you didn't PP in Soak City!

I was kinda hoping that some of the peanuts characters would mingle around the Soak City area because on KI's Facebook page, it shows the peanuts characters in beach shirts playing volleyball.

^Given most patrons of SC are wet, it probably would not be good for the costumes to get wet from numerous hugs.

Besides, wet dogs don't smell very good.

Besides, wet dogs don't smell very good.

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^^ Hey now!

Lucy is not exactly nice, but she is not a dog!

And they have no Pigpen.

Or at least have one or two of the not as popular characters as on opening for like the first two weeks to display a "welcome to Soak City" type of appeal.

And they have no Pigpen.

I bet the will, along with Marcie

You are not likely to see Pigpen. Not a good role model and not very PC.

Its weird, a lot of people only know Snoopy and Charlie brown mostly. They don't know the background characters like Violet, Pigpen and the others. I went one day and saw the Planet Snoopy tis year and this 14 year old pointed to Franklin and said "Who's that?"

How'd you know the fourteen year old's age?

Just an estimation. Idk

I love how smooth the bottom of the new wave pool is.

I kinds wish that they moved Invertigo over to Soak City because of its color scheme because it matches nothing over in the Action Zone. Unless the rumors are true and the Action Zone is goine to under go rehab.

I kinds wish that they moved Invertigo over to Soak City because of its color scheme because it matches nothing over in the Action Zone. Unless the rumors are true and the Action Zone is goine to under go rehab.

You are suggesting a dry ride be moved to the waterpark, all because of its color?

Move a dry ride to the water park?

I see you have moved on from just making up topics.

No. I've never really wanted it to happen. A friend told me it would look better there and I kinda agreed. I just thought it would look neat. Actually most Cedar Fair parks have their dry attractions wrapped around their water park attractions.

Was this ideal of moving it to Soak City made only because it was repainted? It was the exact same ride before it was repainted from its former colors but now it would be a better fit because it would blend in to the water at SC? What if they repainted The Racer aqua marine and blue, would it be a perfect it over at Soak City? Think of all the money it would cost to move a ride to another location of the park for any reason.